ok I am following the how to at http://www.howtoforge.com/apache_reverse_proxy_ispconfig and I am using Debian etch and ISPConfig dev 2.3.3. It does not go to the login, but keeps going to the shared ip page. Is there something else not in the tut? And I have quite a few clients who are running into port 81 blocks from gov buildings and firewalls
Yes! Yesterday it was running for me. I was playing around.... Now again it is not running. I played around again
i cant seem to get it working at all. And I have about 10 clients who cant access port 81, so I have to keep them on my old email server and they only have ftp and ssh access. Im pulling my hair out. arghhhh
This indicates that you're using the wrong ServerName in your Apache configuration (or the wrong address in your browser).
In my configuration it is only running when i delete the following lines in the file Vhosts_ispconfig.conf: NameVirtualHost 69.94.125.172:80 <VirtualHost 69.94.125.172:80> ServerName localhost ServerAdmin root@localhost DocumentRoot /var/www/sharedip </VirtualHost> Does anybody know why? Trust
I use the same URL as the servername is. The same as the http://host.mydom.com:81 but for port 80 For the hosts file i must look when i am back home.
I have in my hosts: 127.0.0.1 localhost 69.94.125.172 host.mydom.com host When i go to http://host.mydom.com i come to the shared ip page.
So anyone got it working and found the problem ? I got the same problem. Everything seems allright. Does ispconfig.domain.com need to be in /etc/hosts ?
But why it is not working for us? It only work when i delete this lines: NameVirtualHost 69.94.125.172:80 <VirtualHost 69.94.125.172:80> ServerName localhost ServerAdmin root@localhost DocumentRoot /var/www/sharedip </VirtualHost> Please help
I get the shared IP too, and if I remove those line its not working more, im juste going on the default www.domain.com Its really weird. I reviewed the tutorial like 100 times lol, char by char Can it have something to do with a wrong version or the proxy proxy_http modules ?
adding in the IP of the machine in the virtual host got it working perfect thanks for the help falko. Any idea on how I can enable this in fedora as well, the proxy packages are different. I have 3 machines running IPSC with FC6. Edited 10 min later:--- ok got it for FC6 instead of editing apache2.com edit /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php restart httpd and it works perfect thanks for the great work. /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and
Just thought about something, I feel a bit retarded right now lol but if your ISPConfig was linking on www.domain.com:81 should it be ProxyPass / http://www.domain.com:81/ ProxyPassReverse / http://www.domain.com:81/ will it still work if you added a A with ispconfig.domain.com ? EDIT: Everything is working ... it was a miss understanding of it by me, sorry about it